Sentence examples for meaningless task from inspiring English sources

A meaningless task, but somehow it felt important.

In the context of a meaningless task, military protocol and discipline seem like some exotic absurdist religion.

To be fair, some people are allowed to neglect their education, compromise on their work, and even skip television while devoting six or more hours a day to some repetitive and essentially meaningless task.

In one case, Jung showed that a patient who for 50 years had been fixated on the apparently meaningless task of making illusory shoes, had been abandoned by a lover who was a cobbler.

Going to class was a major chore, a meaningless task I sometimes skipped altogether in order to culturally enrich myself in more fulfilling ways: a Lena Dunham book signing, going to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.

Listing a number of indicators for which there is no reliable source to verify became a meaningless task and deprived the consultant from verifying whether expected outcomes, let alone impacts, are in fact obtained or likely to be obtained.

His idea seemed to be to evoke work songs and slave labor, full of meaningless tasks.

Gone are the days of students carrying out repetitive, meaningless tasks.

The book shows how to remove obstacles to progress, including meaningless tasks and toxic relationships.

The result was "Hakobune" (Ark), which depicts dead-end, part-time workers performing meaningless tasks at an anonymous factory.

Such various observers as Karl Marx and Émile Durkheim cited the "alienation" and "anomie" of individual workers faced by seemingly meaningless tasks and rapidly altering goals.